www.norad.no Cyberattack Compromises User Data at Norway's Norad Agency
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- •20,614 users' data potentially compromised in Norad's Grants Portal breach.
- •Attackers accessed the portal using 27 compromised user accounts.
- •Norad is collaborating with cybersecurity experts to assess the breach's impact.
Norad, Norway's development aid agency, reported a cyberattack that may have exposed the names and email addresses of 20,614 users registered on its Grants Portal. The breach was discovered on October 30, 2026, when attackers accessed the portal using 27 compromised user accounts. In addition to user data, information related to grant applications from at least three organizations outside Norway was also extracted. Norad has closed the portal and is working with external cybersecurity experts to assess the full impact of the attack. The agency has notified the Norwegian Data Protection Authority and the police, and it is in the process of informing affected users. The Norwegian National Security Authority confirmed that the attack shares characteristics with other recent cyberattacks, but no specific details about the attackers have been disclosed.
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